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Give your students access to over 40 world class, fully interactive online courses

New2Crew covers every stage of the cabin crew application process. Your students will be guided through the online application, preparing them for the video interview then making sure they dazzle on the selection day. Our courses provide your students with personalised feedback which is guaranteed to improve their performance

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Access to Actual Airline English, Maths, Psychometric and Situation Analysis Tests

It can be difficult and expensive to get a hold of these tests in colleges. We've done the heavy lifting for you and you can be safe in the knowledge that your students will be incredibly well prepared for the tests that airlines use online and during selection days.

New2Crew will take you students behind the scenes of airline recruitment

Employability Skills Covered

New2Crew covers the essential skills, strategies and techniques to make your students' cabin crew application a success, including:

How to write the perfect CV and covering letter
Techniques for making social media profile irresistible to airlines
Strategies for dazzling on telephone and video interviews
How to pass airline Maths, English and Psychometric tests
How to stand out during group interviews
How to deliver killer presentations on the selection days
How to answer even the most difficult interview questions

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Consonant

What is a consonant?

There are 26 letters in the alphabet

5 of these- A, E, I, O, U are vowels

All of the other letters are consonants

So, the consonants in the English language are:

B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z

Vowel

What is a vowel?

There are 26 letters in the alphabet

5 of these- A, E, I, O, U are vowels

All of the other letters are consonants

So, the vowels in the English language are:

A, E, I, O, U

10 most misspelled homophones…

1. too

2. there

3. their

4. it’s

5. our

6. they’re

7. know

8. you’re

9. where

10. which

Here are a list of contractions for you…

are not = aren’t is not = isn’t we are = we’re

cannot = can’t it is = it’s we have = we’ve

could not = couldn’t it has = it’s we will= we’ll

did not = didn’t it will= it’ll we would = we’d

do not = don’t must not = mustn’t we had = we’d

does not = doesn’t she is = she’s were not = weren’t

had not = hadn’t she has = she’s what is = what’s

have not = haven’t she will = she’ll where is = where’s

he is = he’s she would = she’d who is = who’s

he has = he’s she had = she’d who will = who’ll

he will = he’ll should not = shouldn’t will not = won’t (irregular)

he would = he’d that is = that’s would not = wouldn’t

here is = here’s they are = they’re you are = you’re

I am = I’m they have = they’ve you have = you’ve

I have = I’ve they will = they’ll you will = you’ll

I will = I’ll they would = they’d you would = you’d

I would = I’d they had = they’d you had = you’d

I had = I’d